East Boston Vaccination Drive Urges Immediate Smallpox Vaccines
The Board of Health urges rapid smallpox vaccination for East Boston residents. A daily vaccination schedule runs 7 to 9 PM from the 20th to the 27th at four schoolhouses Emerson Plummer Chapman and Lyman with Dr Durgin noting likely scattered cases and urging revaccination for high protection.
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Board of Health
East Boston
Emerson, Plummer, Chapman and Lyman
Samuel H. Durgin
St Boston
Durgin
Philip C. Hager Dies Suddenly in Dedham
Philip C. Hager, well known in newspaper circles, died suddenly in Dedham. Funeral from his residence at 50 Eastern Avenue at 8 30 a m Thursday, with a service at St Marys Church at 9. Interment in Brookdale Cemetery.
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Dedham
Philip C. Hager
Eastern Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
Brookdale Cemetery
Lady's Watch Stolen From Cumberland Street Home
Walter M Watson reports a gold open face lady's watch was stolen from a kitchen closet yesterday morning. The case bears the engraving Ada and a plated chain was attached. The item was taken from Cumberland street location.
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Walter M. Watson
Cumberland Street
Boston shoplifters target Christmas crowds say detectives
Chief Inspector Watts tightens watch on Boston stores and sidewalks as detectives including Morris sey Knox Douglas Abbott Robinson Mahoney Gilmore Tryder Wolf Gaddis and Wise arrest shoplifters daily. The Boston group notes women with families often fall to temptation and three women plus one man were caught with hauls in yesterday’s department store arrests. Names Frances jehhaeuser Estelle Janti William Corrigan and Mary Sien Fish.
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Boston
Watts
Morrissey
Knox
Douglas
Abbott
Robinson
Mahoney
Joe Knox
Frances Jehhaeuser
Paul Gore
Estelle Janti
Waltham
William Corrian
Rochester
N Y
Mary Siien Fish
Providence
Handwriting expert testifies in Molineux murder trial
New York December 19 William J Kinsley the handwriting expert dominated the courtroom as he contends Roland B Molineux penned the poison package address. The defense disputes key points while other experts and witnesses are referenced in the ongoing murder case of Mrs Katherine Adams.
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New York
William J. Kinsley
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
Harry S. Cornish
Frederick Hovey
Niantic
Con
Samuel J. Kennedy
Dolly Reynolds
Felix J.allagher
Osborne
Mr. Weeks
Gallagher
Weeks
Goff
Ackage
Mr. Kinsey
Mildred Brewster
Vermont
Mr. Kinsley
Nason
Brooklyn
Kinsiley
Carvalho
Molineux
Seery Murder Trial Jury to Decide Guilt of Seerys
Dedham December 19 Judge Braley Rules the jury must determine which Seery, John or Joseph, is guilty if any. If they cannot decide both are acquitted. Testimony covered Mrs Seery’s intoxication and possible cause of death. Doctors noted wounds could result from a fall or autopsy tool. The trial moves toward final jury deliberation this afternoon.
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Braley
Seery
John
Joseph Seery
Grover
John W. Seery
Asa P. French
Joseph EB. Seery
Harris
Commonwealth
John Hayes
Thomas Mahoney
Patrick J Murray
Hyde Park
Robert
Martin
George R. Haskell
Joseph
Samuel Kershaw
John Seery
George M. Garland
Harvard Medical School
W. F. Whitney
Patrick Seery
Steamer Plymouth Strikes Rock and Sails to Port for Repairs
In thick fog the Plymouth of the Fall River line ran ashore off Rikers Island after striking a rock, tearing a hole in her bottom. Passengers were dining when the collision occurred. most were transferred to the Maine as repairs are arranged at Erie basin.
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Plymouth
College Point
Rikers Island
New York
Fall River Line
Nickerson
G. F. Chase
A. G. Simmons
Maine
Stonington
Erie Basin
Dominion liner New England sails from Charlestown today
At noon the Dominion line ship New England capt McAuley departs Charlestown with a large cargo and U S mails. She carries 41 saloon passengers 160 steerage and a notable list of saloonists including Alfred Britten ex general manager and several titled and local travelers.
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Paul Asherman
Barnes
G._ E. Blackburn
Alphonso Carpenter
Carpenter
Helen M. Carpenter
Pp. B. Caverley
H. FE. Cobb
Cobb
Lucy E. Cobb
Helen M. Cobb
Blain
B. J. Force
Valley Pond Association elects officers at annual meeting
The Valley Pond Association held its annual meeting at the American House last evening. Elected officers include J. G. McCarter as president I. W. Gammons as vice president H. A. Collett as secretary and treasurer H. H. Gammons as manager William McChuny as second vice president and trustees N. A. Lawrence F. E. Parker and J. W. Gammons. The Valley Pond sing at Association.
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American House
J. G. McCarter
I. W. Gammons
H. A. Collett
H. H. Gammons
William McChuny
N. A Lawrence
F. E. Parker
J. W. Gammons
Valley Pond Sing At Association
Handwriting Experts Testify in Disputed Case
John F. Tyrrell of Milwaukee testified as the session ended, asserting there is no doubt the exhibits from the poison package to the Barnet and Cornish letters share the same handwriting as the defendant's admitted handwriting. The court adjourned with Tyrrell still on the stand.
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John F. Tyrrell
Milwaukee
Wis
R P Skelton Dead in South Boston Home
Robert P. Skelton, age 58, longtime South Boston resident, died at 29 G Street yesterday morning due to a complication of diseases. He leaves a son Harland R. Skelton and daughter Dr. Grace E. Skelton, and belonged to multiple lodges including Adelphi F and A M Bethesda I O O F Boston A O U W Mizpah N E O P and the First Massachusetts Cavalry Association.
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Robert P. Skelton
Boston
G Street
Harland R. Skelton
Grace E. Skelton
Skelton
Adelphi Lodge
Bethesda Lodge
Boston Lodge
A. O
Monett’s Bribe Case Dismissed Against Standard Oil
Columbus report states Attorney General Monett's complaint alleging Charles Squire of New York offered a $400000 bribe to default cases against Standard Oil was dismissed because the information fails to connect the company to the bribery attempt.
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Columbus
Monett
Charles Squire
New York
Thetandard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Bailey to Speak on Diet and Digestion at Union
Marshall H. Bailey will address the Prospect Union this evening at 8 o'clock on Diet and Digestion. It will be ladies night.
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Marshall H. Bailey
Prospect Union
Will of Annie Eliza Goodwin Distributes Chelsea Estate
The late Annie Eliza Goodwin's will allocates to the Old Ladies' Home of Chelsea her books, silverware, and household items for a named room. She leaves $1000 to the Home Missionary Society of Maine, $1400 to the American Missionary Association, $1000 to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, $1000 to the Congregational Church Building Society, and $1000 to Chelsea Day Mission. Residue divides between the Massachusetts Home Missionary Society for Armenian religious instruction in Chelsea and the Massachusetts Bible Society.
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Annie Eliza Goodwin
Chelsea
Old Ladies’ Home
Home Missionary Society
State of
Maine
Buxton Lower Corner
William Goodwin
American Missionary Association
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Congregational Church Building Society
Massachusetts
Chelsea Day Mission
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
Massachusetts Bible Society
Sampson Pay Correction Reduces Navy Admiral's Pay
Washington December 19 Comptroller of the Treasury R J Tracewell revised the Navy Department audit on Rear Admiral William T Sampsons pay as read admiral finding he was overpaid by 519 dollars. The review adjusted the pay differences across grades.
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Washington
R. J. Tracewell
Comptroller of the Treasury
Na Department
William T. Sampson
Pey
Tracewell
Rampson
Navy Department
Sampson
Life Underwriters Dine at Boston Hotel Dinner
The Boston Life Underwriters Association hosted a dinner at Young's Hotel last evening. Benjamin F. Stevens, president of New England Life Insurance Company, attended and spoke at length. Ex-presidents S. Foodward Parwin Barnard Noah Plympton C A Hopkins and Nathan Warren offered responses.
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Life Underwriters
Boston Life Underwriters’ Association
Young's Hotel
Benjamin F. Stevens
The
New England Life Insurance Company
Stevens
S. F.oodward
Parwin Barnard
Noah J. Plympton
C. A. Hopkins
Nathan Warren
New Hampshire State Grange Opens Twenty Sixth Session
The twenty sixth annual session of the New Hampshire State Grange opened at Phenix Hall Prosperous Grange Concord. Nahum J. Bachelder delivered the annual address noting 6000 meetings in the year and a high number of new granges. Notables George Austin Bowen Governor Frank W. Rollins and State Master Jewett addressed attendees.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
the Patrons of Husbandry
Phenix Hall
Nahum J. Bachelder
George Austin Bowen
Connecticut
Master Jewett
Massachusetts
Frank W. Rollins
Grante
Brumbys Remains Honored In Naval Funeral Train
The remains of Lieutenant Brumby received full naval honors as they were escorted to the ranch station and sent on the 11 15 train to Atlanta Georgia for interment. Floral tributes came from Admiral Dewey and friends. Six navy yard pallbearers carried the casket while Admiral Dewey and others accompanied the cortège.
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Washington
Brumby
Southern Road
Atlanta
Admiral Dewey
Claremont Man Commits Suicide by Hanging
Claremont New Hampshire December 19 Marshall S Rossiter a well known local figure in Sullivan County ended his life today by hanging.
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Claremont
N. H
Marshall S. Rossiter
Sullivan County
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